Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-29

Spokane Falls had a $50, 900 fire on
Thursday night last.
s. s. Rogers has money to loan at ten
per cent. lotf
Tho Moscow stage now goes on runners
from the top OF the hill to Moscow.
The steamer was only laid mp four days
when it was'ordered to again start up.
The Lewiston Nursery has til best
stock Of apple trees in the northwest 10
Gov. Stevenson is reported to have
gone to Washington to see the President.
On our outside will be found the deln-
ouent tax list for the year 1887, fer Nez
Perez county.
Eastern Self Rising Buckwheot Flour at
Greenbur:'s til
AL Igo has recently killed a man near
Ruby city,sin the Salmon river mines, and
is now at large.
j. Kannaly aad wife, propretors of the
Barton House, Moscow. have been In the
city the past few days.
ALL KINDS OF LUB2ICATING OLE
FOR SALE AT BUNNELL's. 81
If you want to borrow money 60 to s. S
Rogers aud get it at ten per cent. lott
The Lewiston brass band gave a street
ade on Sunday, and discoursed some
excellent music.
Sheriff Langdon is stout and hearty
again and is able to attend to his duty ut
the court house.
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Clindeniug & Dubuc at 81 25 per ten pound
bucket. Al
Ben Morris came down from Mt. Idaho
on Sunday evening. He came all the
way in sleigh.
J. II. Benton, who has been on the sick
list for the past month, is yet confined to
his home but slowly improving.
Mr.. Reed, Of North Carolina, arrived
here last week and will locate in Wsrdner
Idaho and practice law.
We ore sorry to n,te that Mrs. Fred
Manning is quite i'll DR.. F. s. Sterling
10 the attending physician.
Ifyou are fond Of Corn Meal call at 6reen-
burg's to see his Gold Dust Corn Meal. sold by
the pound. TT
G. E. Montisth came over from Wardner
on Saturday 90 . visit to hi. folks and to
spend the holidays.
John wsisgerher won the quilt rallied at
Grostsin j Binnards store on Saturday
evening
At Greenburg's. choice Table Raisons, Zante
Currants, Leghora Ctron. Sugarcd Orange
AID Lemon peel. 7.f !
During the past week considerable snow
has fallen on the high lands surrounding
u, and in the valley it was most all rain.
II you are at a loss to know what to have
that Is good to eat. just drop into Greenburg' s
and you'll sosn find out. 7-tf
T. H. Winston returned from profes.
sional trip to the Occur d'Aleue mines
and the east, on Thursday last.
A. Levy, Of Gsnesee, gave us a call on
Tuesday and reports everything in q
furnishing condition in his section.
Mr.. A. M. Rice, brother Of Judge Rice
of this city, arrived here last week from
New York and will locate in this section.
Remember Fresh Eastern Oysters will ar
rive by every steamer, warranted to be strictly
fresh and good at Greenburg's. 7.tf
A rattle will take place at the Frisc,
Saloon on New Years eve, for an elegant
quilt. Ssventy6ve chances at 81 pei
chance.
Johnny Knifong, Of Moscow, started
from his home last week to make trip t.
the east aud will be gone most of tn,
winter.
The best assortment, the largest variety o
Fresh Candy, Nuts. Oranges, Lemons, Banan-
As, Smyrna and California Figs, at Green,
burg's. 7-tf
J. H. Forney came down from Mt
Idaho on Wednesday and returned on Sat
urday. A. +. Parker. Of the Free Pres
accompanied him back.
Miss Nellie Stanton who is now engaged
in Pomeroy in the Sisters school, came u,
on Monday on visit to her folks and will
remain until after New Years.
Frank Bros. Implement Co.. have tn,
Victor Feed Mill and power comhinss
which can be utilized to run other machin
cry. such as wood saws, corn shelters. fecc
cutters, etc. Off